This essay regards American Born Chinese (graphic novel) by Gene Luen Yang.
Please review the attached assignment sheet for full instructions.
You can either write your own original thesis in response to the novel or answer the prompt on the attached instruction sheet! Please let me know which you decide to do.
Category: English
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“The Struggle of Identity: Examining American Born Chinese by Gene Luen Yang”
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Title: The Coming-of-Age Journey in Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God
Using information from the primary text and at least three other sources (all of which must be academic sources), discuss why Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God may be said to be a bildungsroman. Please note that a bildungsroman is a story of growth, especially if the protagonist grows in the novel. The growth could be physical, social, intellectual, growth as a woman, etc.
ABOUT SOURCES: Anonymous sources as well as such sources as Shmoop.com, gradesaver.com, SparkNotes, Cliffs notes, Wikipedia, Wikinotes, and biography.com are NOT acceptable. -
“Debunking the Myth of the Vaginal Orgasm” The concept of the vaginal orgasm has been a topic of much debate and controversy in the field of sexology. This idea suggests that women can experience a specific type of orgasm solely
Write a discussion on the myth of the vaginal orgasm. Use facts to back up your argument.
https://platform.virdocs.com/read/1732189/86/#/4/2
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“The Ongoing Conflict: A Historical Analysis of the Israel-Palestine Conflict and its Impact on the Current War”
Six page research paper about Israel vs Palestine through history leading to the present day war going on right now.
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The Beatles: Overrated Cultural Icons in the History of Rock Music The Beatles are often hailed as the most important rock band of all time, with their impact on music, culture, and society still felt decades after their breakup. However, upon
CRITIQUE THE BEATLES’ POSITION AS THE MOST IMPORTANT ROCK BAND OF ALL TIME.
4 pages, typed, double-spaced, 12 pt. font, Times New Roman. MLA format.
FIRST: Establish your argument (they are important, but not the most important; explain their cultural significance is overrated). Remember, you will have to prove this argument with scholarly evidence.
NEXT: Summarize what you have learned about the Beatles from Rock: Music, Culture, and Business. Use quotes and citations from the text.
THEN: Find at least FOUR important points to prove your argument. This is your own, private research, done through readings and video interviews/ documentaries. You must provide an MLA-style Works Cited at the end of your paper, proving the credibility of your research.
AFTER: Analyze one song, showing how this song emphasizes your position.
FINALLY: Cement your position; show your final proof why you believe this to be true.
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“The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health: A Comprehensive Analysis” Introduction: Social media has become an integral part of our daily lives, with millions of people around the world using various platforms to connect with others, share information, and stay updated on
I need a Research paper done over this essay. Attached down below is the essay and example of how I need my research paper to look
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Title: The Price of Freedom: A Comparative Analysis of Love and Justice and No Choirboy
The first and second picture is the example essay and it needs to be like that… The third picture is the rubric.
The quote I’m using is ″Without Freedom you have nothing” and that was from an anonymous author.
I need this essay back before 11:10am on 05/2/24
And when writing can you please not use crazy big words because I don’t usually write like that… Although this is an ENG 102 class, i am still a Junior in Hs so I don’t use words I don’t usually say on a daily basis.
The two books I am using is love and Justice by Johnathan and Maya Irons and No Choirboy by Susan Kuklin
Also I need to have to two literary device word, one in the second paragraph with the first book and one in the third paragraph with the second book.
For the third page that should be the cited pages where it includes page numbers of the book or the time of the audio if you listening to it and anything else you think should be on the cited page -
“The Elusive Nature of Justice in Trifles” Comment: In Trifles, the concept of justice is portrayed as elusive and subjective. While the male characters, such as the sheriff and the county attorney, are focused on finding evidence to
Post discussion comments about Trifles in the week 15 forum. Post one new comment and two replies.
Focus on the concept of justice in Susan Glaspell’s 1916 play, Trifles. This play is in your textbook on p. 113. -
Title: The Benefits of Government Intervention: A Counterargument to Balko’s “What You Eat is Your Business”
The following includes the Prompt instructions for this course’s final Argumentative Essay:
PROMPT:
In “What You Eat is Your Business”, Balko takes the position (his thesis statement) that government should not interfere with what we eat. He laid out several arguments why. He also gave his solution to society’s obesity problem.
In your argumentative essay, you will take the opposite position, i.e., that government intervention/control/interference in citizens’ behavior can sometimes have a beneficial effect. That is, your position is just the opposite of Balko’s. It does not have to be limited to food and obesity; it could be government’s attempt at other health issues (other than obesity), safety issues, and so on.
INSTRUCTIONS for the Argumentative Essay:
1) 5-paragraph essay – no less than 2.5 pages typed, double-spaced, 12” font.
2) 1st paragraph is your Introduction with the position you are taking in your essay. Your thesis statement is your position. Your position is opposite to Balko’s. Include in your thesis statement brief key words of arguments you will be presenting in your essay.
3) 3 Body paragraphs:
–1st and 2nd body paragraphs will each discuss one argument each, i.e., you have 2 different arguments. Expand your arguments and provide plenty of support.
–3rd body paragraph will contain a counterargument and your rebuttal of that counterargument. Also provide plenty of support.
4) You can conduct some research. Instructions for doing research is found in our Week 7.
5) But on no account can any student copy word for word or phrases or paragraphs from his/her research resources. You can use the ideas you find, but adopt the ideas and write in your own words. Any plagiarism will net you “0” points.
6) Make sure you have a Conclusion paragraph that summarizes your thesis statement, your 2 arguments and 1 counterargument.
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“The Tragic Demise of Willy Loman: An Analysis of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman”
Essay is about a play. Death of the sales man by Arthur Miller.
You may need to watch the play in order to understand it. Its an hour long.
Directions will be in the files.